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...R. ''The Tycoons: How Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Jay Gould, and J. P. Morgan Invented the American Supereconomy ''. 2006.

...lion-dollar corporation was [[United States Steel]], formed by financier [[J. P. Morgan]] in 1901, who purchased and consolidated steel firms built by [[Andrew Car

...ction franchises and in 1907 launched a six-year fight to prevent banker [[J. P. Morgan]] from monopolizing New England's railroads. After an expose of insurance f

...ction franchises and in 1907 launched a six-year fight to prevent banker [[J. P. Morgan]] from monopolizing New England's railroads. After an expose of insurance f

...the mildly inflationary [[Sherman Silver Purchase Act]]. With the aid of [[J. P. Morgan]] and Wall Street, he maintained the Treasury's gold reserve.

...es M. Schwab]] of [[Carnegie Steel]] proposed a solution: consolidation. [[J. P. Morgan]] and [[Elbert Gary]] led the team that worked with Carnegie and Schwab to

...C members, including Vice-Commodore [[Frederick Gilbert Bourne|Bourne]], [[J. P. Morgan]], [[John Malcolm Forbes]] and [[William Butler Duncan]]. That evening the

...Specifically, they warned the chief warmongers were New York bankers (like J. P. Morgan) with millions at risk, profiteering munition makers (like Bethlehem Steel,

...$226 million; the rest went to his associates) to a syndicate formed by [[J. P. Morgan]] to create the [[United States Steel Company]], by far the largest industr

...$226 million; the rest went to his associates) to a syndicate formed by [[J. P. Morgan]] to create the [[United States Steel Company]], by far the largest industr

...llion dollars from banks and four billion from the US Treasury. They asked J. P. Morgan, Jr. to organized a syndicate of 2,200 banks to lend the money, and to supe